@hounslow3: "Greetings,
I just upgraded my iPhone to a 3GS from a first-generation model.
I would now like to transfer all the settings and apps from the 
first-generation iPhone to the new one.
The staff at the Apple store told me that I simply need to connect the 
new iPhone to the iTunes programme where everything is backed up from 
the first-generation iPhone. This was simple enough, but then it asked 
me for a password in order to further proceed.
I tried to use my regular password for the iPhone account, but it told 
me that this one was incorrect.
To be honest, I did not know that there was another password. If there 
is, then I don't know what it is.
Can anybody advise how to proceed from here?
Many thanks in advance."
    @nospam: "wrote:
<quote>
restore in itunes.
you must have given it another password at some point. did you enable
encrypted backups?"
    @hounslow3: "<quote>
I don't recall giving it another password at an earlier time. I was 
under the impression that there was one password to download material 
from iTunes store or to authorise or deauthorise the computer, while 
there was a second password for other functions.
Or is there indeed only one password for all functions on iTunes? If 
that is the case, then how did I manage to add another password?"
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